Morrill and Blaine Interview Reveals Ohio Letter Controversy
In a New York Herald interview six weeks earlier, Mrs. Morrill recounts a disputed Ohio letter urging Blaine’s candidacy. She recalls signing a reply defending her late husband, noting Blaine’s pressure to influence Little Rock Railroad bonds inquiry. She alleges Blaine influenced appointments to shield himself and condemns Governor Connor’s pension appointment.
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New York Herald
Columbus
Ohio
Brown
Ogden
Murrill
Dean Liz
Blaine
Mr. Blaine
Taonee
Brown, Chater
Columine
Uns
Tam
Hun
Thuow
James G. Blaine
Cuan Loire Morril
Congress
Morrill
Connor
Pole raising at Clarendon Club draws large crowd
In North Clarendon on September Sth the Cleveland and Hendricks Club raised a 125 foot pole. Over two thousand attendees filled the meeting hall where Dr Christy led the proceedings. Speakers included D Riddle Sperger J Sill G W Parmlee F H Caulay and Prof J A Barnes.
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Cleveland and Hendricks Club
North Clarendon
Warren
Cleveland and Meadricks Club
Clarendon Band
Christy
Clarendon Club
Dr. Christy
M. 8. Book, Esq
E. 4. Potter
D. Riddle- Sperger
J. Sill
G. W. Parmlee
F. H. Caulay
Mr. Wisner
Ed. O
Clarendon
Mead Township
Mr. Sill
Startling discovery aids Huron wife’s lasting cure
Mr William Johnson of Huron Ohio states his wife suffered bronchitis for years. After trying many remedies without lasting relief, she used Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds and was permanently cured. Guaranteed to cure throat lungs or bronchial tube diseases. Trial bottle free at A W Merck’s Drug Store. Large size one dollar.
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Wm. Johnson
Huron
Oak
Dr. King
A. W. Merck
Changeable Weather and Port Grape Wine Benefit
AUtica testimonials praise Joseph's Oil for ulcerated tooth pain with immediate relief. Druggists sell it. other notes mention Howard and Dr. Bulil's Cough Syrup as a safe remedy for a cold.
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E. R. Demsey
Utica
Joseph
Howard
Presentment of Grand Jury Warren County 1884 Report
The grand inquest reports forty indictments with twenty five true bills. They inspected county buildings and find jail and hospital facilities in good condition. Prisoners praise Sheriff Allen for food and comfort. The North Warren Hospital for the Insane is praised as a model institution. Thanks given to Judges and District Attorney. J W Poynter Foreman Sept. 6, 1884.
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Warren
Allen
Rouse Hospital
North Warren
Curwen
J. W. Poivyas
Beecher's Bad Head Vacation Hay Fever Cure
Beecher cannot preach in August and September due to hay fever. The description portrays nasal irritation, headaches, and sneezing. Ely's Cream Balm is advertised as a remedy placed in the nostrils to soothe affected parts and restore senses, promising quick relief and health.
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Henry Ward Beecher
Ely
A Letter Promotes Gilmore's Aromatic Wine Remedy
A Reverend recommends Gilmore's Aromatic Wine as a trusted tonic for ailments from ague and malaria to dyspepsia and female complaints. Ads tout cures and trials from Morck in Warren, with other medical products and agents listed, including Dr Kline restorers and hair growth remedies. Obituaries note deaths in nearby towns, including long-serving community figures and a physician.
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Gilmore
H. B. Ewer
Pavilion
N. Y
Pulkington
Geo. D. Wetherill & Co
Philadelphia
Tarrant & Co
New York
A- W. Moick
Warren, Pa
Bank Failure Shocks New Bersswick Bank Run Ends in Tragedy
A bank collapse triggers panic as Bank Examiner Shelly finds a deficit of one million dollars. President Runyon, implicated in Hill’s theft, commits suicide after learning of the scandal. Depositors riot outside the National Bank as police restrain the mob. Casualties include Walter Carroll and Charlie Davis, with Campbell under scrutiny for complicity.
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New Bersswick
Shelly
National Bank
Ira Voorhees
Runyon
Hill
Wall Street
Aray
Papa
Julia
Fitzgerald
Stoddard
Charlie Davis
Miliou
Church Street
Campbell
Walter Carroll
End to Bone Scraping Promised by Electric Bitters
Edward Shepherd of Harrisburg II reports using Electric Bitters to cure an eight year running leg sore that doctors said would require bone scraping or amputation. He credits three bottles of Electric Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, sold by A. W. Morck at fifty cents and twenty five cents respectively.
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Edward Shepherd
Harrisburg
Bucklen
Arnica
A. W. Morck
Hair Balsam Saves Greying Wards From Despair
An 1890s style ad assures Parker's Hair Balsam stops hair loss, promotes new growth, and restores color for 50 cents, claiming it helps thinning hair and gray locks. It also sells Shedd's Blood and Liver Remedy as a cleansing medicine, with Johnson & Siegfried listed as vendors.
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Parker
Johnson & Siegfried
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Shedd
County of
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Pavilion N. Y
Dr. Kline
Arch St
Phila
Williams
Razier Medicine CO
Props
Cleveland
McQuay
Pittsfield
Hugh McQuay
Kinnear
Youngsville
Carter
Mr. Kinnear
Venango Co
Hose
Bowie
M.E
Hall
Carter V. Kinnear
Wells
Richard Wells
Episcopal Church
Hag Hausi
Berause
Buckingham
Euaways
R. P. Hall & Co
Nashua, N
Droggiste
Benj. J. Ross
Pittafield
County
Lem Ross
Joun Emory Mead
Gatland
Geo. F. Rowell & Co
Ani
Bell Brothers
Broadhead Mi’g Company
Jamestown
O. H Hunter & Son
Lorillar
Lorillard
NAVY
Lorilard
Pennsylvania
Colemans Palm3
Rosen, &c
H.j.bowden & Co
Brighton, N.Y
Chambers Foster
Cherry Grove
Warren County
Foster
Parker City
First National Bank Vnotice
Washington
Heeas
First National Bank of
John S. Langworthy
State of
Langworthy
Treasury Department
Benedict Sisters
Beach Street
Torpedo
Singer
Jacob Bedler
Hooker
E. Hooker Company
Rochester
the University At
Lewisburg
College, Academy, Institute
David J. Hill
Frease
S. Frease
M. D
New Brighton
Beaver Co
Indiana
Mfsarich
J. Dickinson & CO
Richmond
Ind
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